Old expired job postings used as click bait LawCrossing posted a job opening claiming it was first posted Jan 19, 2019. But a Google search shows the job was actually posted about 6 months before - July 29, 2018. The job is no longer available on the hiring company's website but you can find the old posting in archives. So it's a scam. Don't fall for the fake reviews either.

LawCrossing is head and shoulders above others in the industry LawCrossing is head and shoulders above others in the industry. I have recommended them to about a half-dozen friends, and all of them have had phenomenal experiences working with them.

Wish I could give zero stars Wish I could give zero stars. Charged $199 per month, never got even one candidate. Then when I took down my job posting, it continued to charge me. When I emailed customer service, they refused to refund me for the months they charged even though I had no job listed.

I live in the United States and joined… I live in the United States and joined in March 2019. I found a much larger number of INTERNATIONAL positions. When I tried to cancel, there was no mechanism to do so on weekends or during non-business hours M-F (8:-4:30PM PST). After 4 attempts, I cancelled 7 days late and they refused to issue me a $39.99 refund. You can search on LinkedIn for free.

Thanks to the in-depth company profiles… Thanks to the in-depth company profiles on lawcrossing.com, I was able to research potential employers and make informed decisions about where to apply.